Bobo - I don't think we're in Oregon anymore...

We got 6 inches of snow yesterday. 6 inches! It didn't stop all day! I'm sure to many, that is a miniscule amount, certainly nothing to blog about. However, to us Oregonians that rarely see more than an inch or two in any given year, its as though we were all swept up in a cataclysmic tornado and transplanted in northern Minnesota.

And no, we haven't left the house this weekend aside from a trip to Fred Meyer and Safeway - with chains.

If you read the previous blog, and who didn't since we were all snowed in, I'm sure you saw that we had snow last weekend as well. A whole week of this stuff is very un-Oregon like. I had the good fortune of being able to transplant myself to San Francisco Monday - Wednesday for CPE so as to avoid some of the weather woes for at least a few days.

Mentor was kind enough to put us up at the hotel of our conference - the Ritz Carlton. There were many highlights:

-The iPod dock/alarm clock

-Chocolate on the turned-down bed every night.

-The Robe. Oh yes, the OFFICIAL Ritz Carlton Robe!

-Chinatown within walking distance, and the very tasty Chinese food that went with it.

And a few lowlights:

-Luis having me paged in front of the whole seminar as he received a mysterious call from my cellphone and thought it was stolen.

-Having to stay up late working on Irish financial statements.

-Wondering if we were going to make it home Wednesday with the dire weather predictions (which did not come to fruition).

Luis was busy too. In his time at home, he's taken to various home improvement projects, two of which are pictorally depicted below:

So, we're holed up at home, like most people in the area. We have no idea what we're going to eat for dinner but do know that we're tired of watching both Wall-e and Storm Tracker 2. Unfortunately, there is no sign of this stuff going anywhere until at least Tuesday. Guess its back to Facebook for me!